Chapter

 1 I   |     where the fish caught by the three men were still breathing
 2 I   |          replied:~“Oh, not many; three or four.”~The father turned
 3 I   |         the way, followed by the three men. As they went up the
 4 I   |      spiteful and offensive.~The three men spoke not another word
 5 I   |        said:~“A gentleman called—three times.”~Old Roland, who
 6 I   |    should he have sent his clerk three times? Why is he coming
 7 I   |       home without either of the three men offering to escort her,
 8 I   |        francs a year ($3,840) in three per cents—to your second
 9 III |          actions. Any time these three weeks he might and ought
10 III |  apartments to let. After two or three hours spent in going up
11 III |          to taking it, the terms—three thousand francs—pulled him
12 III |         were not to beget two or three of these little creatures
13 III |       which was almost deserted. Three men were drinking and smoking
14 IV  |     unfolding line of coast.~For three hours Pierre, easy, calm,
15 IV  |       fifteen hundred francs for three months, that he might settle
16 IV  |        francs a year. They asked three thousand, but I got a reduction
17 IV  |     hundred francs on taking for three, six, or nine years. Your
18 IV  | fifty-eight, old man. Pierre was three years old. I am quite sure
19 IV  |           and then he put two or three other questions vaguely
20 IV  |        had not he been for these three days past fighting with
21 IV  |        had been struggling these three days, but the dread of an
22 V   |         the portrait only two or three days before Jean heard of
23 V   |       she was not away more than three minutes, Mme. Roland returned
24 VI  |          it would be low tide at three o’clock, so it was settled
25 VI  |       surface again he saw in it three large transparent prawns,
26 VI  |          her eyes, had picked up three or four little stones and
27 VII |          happy conclusion within three months.”~He looked at Mme.
28 VII |        circular dining-room with three windows, and decorated to
29 VII |        arm. The town hall struck three as they went past.~Outside
30 VIII|      dividing all the linen into three principal classes, body-linen,
31 IX  |     saying: “If this goes on for three months I shall shut up shop.